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Sevilla to Valencia Bullet Train Tickets & Timetable

Trains from Sevilla to Valencia depart from Sevilla Santa Justa and arrive mainly at Valencia Joaquin Sorolla, the city's long-distance high-speed station. Renfe operates this route with the direct Torre Oro service on selected departures and AVE options that usually require a change in Madrid or Cordoba, depending on the timetable. The route covers about 654 km by rail, with key intermediate points including Cordoba, Puertollano, Ciudad Real, Madrid Atocha, Cuenca Fernando Zobel, and Requena-Utiel on many AVE routings. The fastest Sevilla to Valencia train journey takes about 4 hours 22 minutes; slower options with longer connections can take around 6 hours 30 minutes. One-way fares start from about €35 ($38 USD) for advance Basico-type tickets and can rise to around €140 ($151 USD) for flexible or higher-class fares close to departure. Prices shown are starting from; final fares depend on class, time of booking, and availability. There are usually around 5 to 8 workable daily departures in one direction, including direct and connecting services. Rail Monsters accepts bookings 6 to 12 months ahead; book earlier for Semana Santa, August holidays, Christmas/New Year, and Spanish long weekends.

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Seats

Seville

Valencia

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Departure Time

Travel time

Arrival Time

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Brand name / Train type

Ticket price

Day trains

16:44

SevilleSevilla-Santa Justa

4h 22m

21:06

ValenciaValencia Joaquín Sorolla

Direct

High-speed

Renfe AVE 03981

from

90 USD

4h 22m, Direct

16:44

SevilleSevilla-Santa Justa

21:06

ValenciaValencia Joaquín Sorolla

from

90 USD

Direct

High-speed

Renfe AVE 03981

First train

16:37

Last train

16:44

Travel duration

4h 25m

Daily departures

Departure station

Seville

Changes

direct

Arrival station

Valencia

Ticket price

$40

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Exchange and cancellation rules depend on the selected Renfe fare, such as Basico, Elige, or Premium on AVE services. Review the fare conditions before confirming your Sevilla to Valencia ticket.

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Sevilla to Valencia Route Overview

The Sevilla to Valencia route links Andalusia with Spain's Mediterranean coast without requiring a flight between two cities that both have central rail stations. A distinctive feature is the mix of options: the direct Torre Oro avoids a station change, while AVE itineraries via Madrid can be faster when connection times are short. Seat reservations are compulsory on Renfe long-distance trains, so tickets are tied to a specific train and seat rather than open boarding. Valencia Joaquin Sorolla is separate from Valencia Nord, but the two stations are close enough for onward metro, taxi, or local transfer to the historic center.

Travel time

4h 25m

Train type

Renfe AVE

Fastest trip

4h 22m

Longest trip

4h 29m

Seville

Sevilla is the capital of Andalusia, known for the Alcazar, the Cathedral, and the Santa Cruz quarter. Sevilla Santa Justa is the city's main long-distance rail station, located northeast of the old center with AVE, Alvia, Intercity, and regional services.

Sevilla-Santa Justa

Sevilla - Santa Justa, Carril Taxi, Huerta de Santa Teresa, San Pablo-Santa Justa, Distrito San Pablo-Santa Justa, Seville, Sevilla, Andalusia, 41018, Spain

4h 25m

Valencia

Valencia sits on Spain's east coast and combines a medieval center with the Turia Gardens and the City of Arts and Sciences. Valencia Joaquin Sorolla handles most AVE and long-distance arrivals, while nearby Valencia Nord serves regional and Cercanias trains.

Valencia Joaquin Sorolla

València Joaquín Sorolla, Carrer de Francisco Largo Caballero, Arrancapins, Extramurs, Valencia, Comarca de València, Valencia, Valencian Community, 46007, Spain

Valencia Joaquín Sorolla

Station

Valencia Estaciò Nord

Station

Valencia Estacio Nord

Valencia - North Station, 24, Carrer de Xàtiva, la Roqueta, Extramurs, Valencia, Comarca de València, Valencia, Valencian Community, 46007, Spain

Available Ticket Classes

Renfe AVE services on Sevilla to Valencia itineraries use fare families rather than only seat classes. Basico is the lowest fare and is generally the least flexible; Elige allows more change options; Elige Confort offers wider seats where available; Premium includes the highest flexibility and, on eligible trains, added onboard services. Direct Torre Oro services are sold with Renfe long-distance fare conditions that vary by trainset and date. All long-distance tickets include an assigned seat, and AVE trains commonly offer Standard and Comfort seating depending on the service.

from

$67

Economy Class

from

$81

Business class

Practical Information for Renfe Travelers

Renfe long-distance trains on the Sevilla to Valencia route have defined luggage rules and onboard storage areas. Pack so that you can lift and store your own bags during boarding.

Luggage Allowance

Passengers on Renfe AVE and long-distance services may take up to 3 pieces of luggage, with a combined weight limit of 25 kg per passenger and maximum combined dimensions of 290 cm. The usual maximum size for the largest item is 85 x 55 x 35 cm.

Storage Facilities

AVE and long-distance trainsets have overhead racks for cabin-sized bags, luggage shelves near the carriage entrances, and space between some seat backs. Keep valuables with you, especially on services with intermediate stops such as Cordoba, Madrid, Cuenca, or Requena-Utiel.

Special Items

Folded or disassembled bicycles, skis, golf bags, and musical instruments are accepted when packed within Renfe size rules. Larger bicycles may require specific train conditions and must not block aisles, doors, or reserved luggage areas.

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Sevilla to Valencia Map

The Sevilla to Valencia rail route starts at Sevilla Santa Justa and runs north through Cordoba toward the high-speed network around Castilla-La Mancha and Madrid. Many AVE itineraries continue via Madrid Atocha, Cuenca Fernando Zobel, and Requena-Utiel before arriving at Valencia Joaquin Sorolla. Direct Torre Oro services follow a cross-country long-distance path between Andalusia and the Mediterranean corridor. The route changes from the Guadalquivir plain to inland plateau sections before descending toward Valencia.

Rail vs Bus vs Plane

Train

Changes

Travel time

Price from

Departures

Rating

Train

AVE

Changes

Direct

Travel time

4h 24m

Price from

$40

Departures

Rating

The train links Sevilla Santa Justa with Valencia Joaquin Sorolla, keeping both ends close to the city center compared with airport-based travel. Buses between Sevilla and Valencia usually take a full day or overnight period and have fewer departure choices. Flights are short in the air, but transfers to Sevilla Airport and from Valencia Airport, security, and boarding time reduce the time advantage. Rail also produces lower emissions than flying on this domestic cross-country route.

Plus, it’s a greener choice, reducing your carbon footprint

Travel time

Price range

Travel time

Price range

Travel time

Price range

Winner

Train

Apprx.

4h 25m

$40-$148

Bus

Apprx.

10h 30m

$45-$85

Flight

Apprx.

1h 15m

$50-$220

Sevilla to Valencia Bullet Train

The fastest Sevilla to Valencia options are usually Renfe AVE itineraries with a connection, using high-speed trains capable of up to 300 km/h (186 mph) on suitable sections. These services can complete the trip in about 4 hours 22 minutes when the transfer time is short. The direct Torre Oro service avoids a change of train but normally takes longer because it uses a long-distance cross-country pattern and may run on trainsets with lower maximum speeds, often up to 250 km/h (155 mph) depending on equipment and line section. AVE services offer Standard and Comfort seating, while direct long-distance services have assigned seats with fare conditions set by Renfe. Operator: Renfe.

Renfe AVE

Renfe AVE is Spain's high-speed rail service on major routes from Madrid.

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Cities at Both Ends

Sevilla grew as a major port of Spain's Atlantic trade and centers on the Cathedral, Giralda, Alcazar, and Triana, with departures from Santa Justa. Valencia was founded as a Roman city and later became a Mediterranean trading center; trains arrive at Joaquin Sorolla near Valencia Nord, the old town, Turia Gardens, and metro links to the coast.

Sevilla

Andalusia's main high-speed rail hub, linking southern Spain with Madrid, Cordoba, Malaga, Cadiz, and Granada.

Valencia

Spain's eastern Mediterranean rail hub, linking Madrid's high-speed network with Catalonia, Alicante, Castellon, and regional routes.

FAQ about the Sevilla - Valencia Route

Does a Spain rail pass cover Sevilla to Valencia?

The Renfe Spain Pass can be used on eligible Renfe long-distance trains, but each trip still requires a seat reservation for the selected service. Conditions depend on pass type and train availability. Rail Monsters sells individual tickets for the Sevilla to Valencia route.

How long is the train from Sevilla to Valencia?

The fastest Sevilla to Valencia train journey takes about 4 hours 22 minutes, usually on an AVE itinerary with a short connection. Direct Torre Oro services and itineraries with longer connection times can take around 5 to 6 hours 30 minutes.

How do I book Sevilla to Valencia train tickets?

Book Sevilla to Valencia train tickets on Rail Monsters by entering your travel date, comparing direct Torre Oro and AVE connection options, and choosing the fare that matches your plans. Rail Monsters accepts bookings 6 to 12 months ahead and offers mobile apps for iOS and Android for ticket management.

How fast is the Sevilla to Valencia train?

AVE trains used on many Sevilla to Valencia connections can reach 300 km/h (186 mph) on high-speed sections. Direct long-distance services may use trainsets with a lower maximum speed, commonly up to 250 km/h (155 mph), and make a different pattern of stops.

How much is the train from Sevilla to Valencia?

One-way Sevilla to Valencia train fares start from about €35 ($38 USD) for advance Basico-type tickets and can rise to around €140 ($151 USD) for flexible or higher-class fares. Prices shown are starting from; final fares depend on class, time of booking, and availability.

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